Linda Lacewell, Department of Financial Services. (Courtesy photo)
Linda Lacewell, superintendent of the agency, said they decided to create the position as another way for New York to become more active on the issue at a time when federal regulators are doing less.
September 17, 2019 at 04:07 PM
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New York state’s financial services regulator has created a new position that will act as a watchdog on behalf of student loan borrowers in the state and serve as a liaison between the agency and consumers that have concerns about the industry.
The state Department of Financial Services announced Tuesday that Winston Berkman-Breen will serve as the agency’s first-ever student advocate and director of consumer advocacy.
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